Temperature Hits +19 Degrees Celsius in Altai Region on May 1st
Prepare for a foggy start in the Altai!
Gear up for the changing weather in the Altai region this May 1st! As per the Altai Hydrometeorological Center's forecast, we might experience some morning fog in certain areas. The region will predominantly remain dry throughout the day, with temperatures fluctuating between +14°C and +19°C. The wind's expected to blow from the north-east, reaching speeds of 2-7 m/s, with gusts up to 12 m/s.
In Biysk, it will be partly cloudy, with temperatures predicted to range from +10°C to +17°C under a light north-easterly wind of 1-3 m/s.
On a broader perspective, let's delve into the weather predictions for the Altai region covering Mongolia, China and the Gobi Desert:
- Mongolia's Altai (Govi-Altai Province): According to recent forecasts, daytime temperatures are predicted to reach a high of 13°C on May 1st, dropping down to 9°C by May 2nd. Morning fog isn't explicitly mentioned, but given the low humidity and clear visibility in the region, it seems unlikely. The Gobi Desert area tends to experience pleasant daytime temperatures (15-25°C) in May.
- China’s Altay (Xinjiang): The average temperature in late March hovers around 10°C, but warmer conditions can be expected in May. Fog isn't anticipated in this region, as humidity levels during the day usually fall between 45-65%.
So, keep a weather eye out and enjoy the changing patterns of the Altai region this weekend! Don't forget to double-check the precise dates and locations to better tailor the forecasts to your journey.
Prepare for possible morning fog in some areas of the Altai region on May 1st, according to the Altai Hydrometeorological Center's forecast. The day will primarily remain dry, with temperatures fluctuating between +14°C and +19°C. In Biysk, it is suggested to expect partly cloudy skies, with temperatures ranging from +10°C to +17°C. Although predicted to be fog-free, additional precautions should be considered when traveling through Mongolia's Altai and the Gobi Desert, as weather-forecasting is subject to certain uncertainties. Always refer to the latest weather-forecasting data for the most accurate predictions to ensure a safer and more enjoyable travel experience.
